| Dylan,
You will have to configure your router to expose the terminal server on a publicly visible and hopefully fixed ip number.
Most routers have a concept of a DMZ host. That is to say an inside host that is exposed at the public interface of the router.
I am happy to be supportive of your efforts.
Douglas
Hi Greg-
I picked up a TS100 after your comments (although not one of the 2 referenced below :-). I've looked over the manual a bit and think I have the general idea, but if you have time, and wouldn't mind sharing with the group, I would appreciate an hints/tips on connecting my N8VEM to it for access. I see that there is a default unsecured config file on the TS100 (in theory, I haven't checked it yet), and I assume I am hooking the serial out of the N8VEM into that connector and then into my router which is configured for DHCP, but I'm not exactly sure on next steps after that. Will the N8VEM itself be assigned its own IP? Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Dylan
On Mon, Sep 3, 2012 at 8:37 PM, G. Beat <gregor...@gmail.com> wrote:
Somebody must have read this thread, I just watched 2 Avocet Cyclades TS-100 units that have been
listed for past few weeks -- quickly sold an hour after last posting in thread. :-)
There is also a 4-port Lantronix unit (for less than $3) that uses Intel's ipx420 processor and 32 MB memory.
Would work for multiple computers or one computer BBS with 4 serial ports.
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